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The annual free Lightwaves festival at MediaCity will this year have an exciting new Sci-art installation called MicroCosmic, as part of the University of Salford’s contribution to the event.

In association with BBC Digital Cities, the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology is delighted to be hosting a series of exciting Nations and Regions: Media Futures events for the creative industries.

The University of Salford will be working on a project led by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH), that will investigate the impact of this year’s wildfires in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (CEZ) on wildlife.

Dr Paul Rees, Senior Lecturer in Wildlife, has made good use of his time in lockdown, finishing two new books set for publication. The first of these books is entitled Key Questions in Ecology: A Study and Revision Guide (CABI).

A state-of-the-art campus, encouraging creative collaborations

Research students working in STEM subjects can request a creative coach as part of their supervisory team. Typically working in a creative discipline, the creative coach can advise on impact, public engagement and ways of thinking differently about...

John Powell-Jones, a print making demonstrator in the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology, has held his first major solo exhibition CYBERJUNK at Castlefield Gallery.

Nations and Regions: Media Futures 2020 is back with two more industry insider events to inspire and engage, in association with BBC Digital Cities.

The University of Salford has been named as one of the top three universities in the country to study politics in The Guardian's 2025 University Guide.